A Carteira d´O Alquimista

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Big extreme downside moves don't continue, they reverse. And big upward moves don't continue too long before being sold into. - Dan Fitzpatrick

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This blog does not make “recommendations” so I am not suggesting that you adopt this particular strategy. As always, past performance does not guarantee future results. The stock market gained over 5,000% during the past 45 years and the bond market was in the thrall of declining interest rates for most of the past 30 years. A different environment in future years could lead to very different results. - Jay Kaeppel

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Cont. d´O Activo Triplicando.

As always I need to point out that what follows is simply an example of “one way to play” and I am in no way “recommending” this trade nor implying that it will generate a profit. It is presented solely as a means to teach people the relative advantages and disadvantages of various option trading strategies in a given circumstance. Are we clear? - Jay Kaeppel

[O Alquimista]

Some successful traders put on big positions when they believe they see a chance to make a huge, substantial win. When they believe they are right, they just take a chance. Doing so may lead to big losses when they are wrong, but they do it when they need to. As seasoned traders, they have the methods and experience to take risks, but a novice trader does not. So even though there is no right or wrong way to trade, if you are new to the trading business, risk management has the advantage of allowing you to survive the learning curve until you find the once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to make you wealthy beyond your wildest dreams. - Joe Ross

[O Alquimista]

I have found that there is only one fool-proof, can’t-miss answer to situations where there is someone who thinks they are better than you. It’s not a written or an oral response. It’s not a comeback or a quip. It’s not a perfect phrase you need to write down or memorize. When someone says they’re better than you, the best answer is to show them, and all other observers, that they are not. Definitively. Even if it takes time. Especially if it takes time. Rather than respond, go back to the lab. Make progress, a little bit every day. Chip away. Do your work in the background, off to the side, in the dark where no one else can see how slow and incremental that progress is. Build things, arrange things, put things together, make things happen, set things up, acquire resources and allies. Long-term, strategic progress. Dig a moat around what you’re doing so it can’t be repeated. And when you know you have a lead, that’s when you really start pushing. Outlast the sonofabitch. Do the things they won’t. For a length of time that they wouldn’t. And when the time is right…reveal! Where is your critic now? Where are you? Can you even see them in the rear view mirror or are you now playing a different game, on a different level altogether? Remind me again, what on earth led you to believe that you were in any way better than I am? You’re nothing. Your critic is shocked. Horrified. They will wonder how you did it. How you pulled it off. You don’t have to say out loud that it’s because you’re better. They will already know. - Joshua Brown

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The distance between you and your success is the distance between your ears. - Dave Landry

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If you ask me anything I don’t know, I’m not going to answer. - Yogi Berra

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People want to buy cheap and sell dear; this by itself makes them countertrend. But the notion of cheapness or dearness must be anchored to something. People tend to view the prices they’re used to as normal and prices removed from these levels as aberrant. This perpective leads people to trade counter to an emerging trend on the assumption that prices will eventually return to normal. Therein lies the path to disaster. – William Eckhardt

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Luke: I can’t believe it.
Yoda: That is why you fail.

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In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. - Yogi Berra